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So the motion to strike out the whole article did not pre-
vail.
The question then recurring upon the amendment submit-
ted by Mr. Peters as a substitute for the 2nd Article ;
Mr. Nelson submitted the following amendment :
Art. 2. That the Government of the Union and the gov-
ernments of the States, are supreme within the spheres of
their delegated and reserved powers respectively, and that
any infraction or modification by either of the powers or
rights of the other, is a violation of the compact upon which
the Union of the States was founded.
The question being upon its adoption ;
Mr. Ritchie demanded the yeas and nays ;
Which was sustained.
The yeas and nays were called and appeared as follows:
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AFFIRMATIVE.
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Messrs. Giddings,
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Wethered,
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Dorsey,
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Rennolds,
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Starr,
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McPherson,
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Barnes,
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Ireland,
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Thomas,
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Ritchie,
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Mitchell,
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Duvall,
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Brewer, of B. city,
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Brent,
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Ford,
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Peters,
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Austin,
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Dent,
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Merryman,
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Hodson,
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Jamison — 23.
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Wilkinson,
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Nelson,
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NEGATIVE.
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Messrs.
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Parran, J.,
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Ringgold,
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Carmichael, Pt.,
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Tarr, of Caroline,
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Massey,
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Spates,
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Hubbard,
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Janvier,
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Roman,
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Longwell,
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Brewer, of M'y,
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Hoblitzell,
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Manro,
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Riggs,
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Hall,
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Galt,
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Lee,
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Kilbourn,
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Bennett,
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Brooke,
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Whitman,
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Cover,
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Marbury,
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George,
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Hayden,
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Emack,
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Vansant,
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Chambers,
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Keating,
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Flaherty,
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Howard,
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Bradley,
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Henderson,
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Groome,
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Rider,
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Gill,
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McCormick,
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Horsey, of S'mt,
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Brown,
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Cosgrove,
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Jones,
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Carter,
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Stoddert,
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Page,
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Garey,
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Wallace,
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Goldsborough, T.
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Dobbin
Pleasants,
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Goldsborough, D,
Horsey, of F'dk,
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Bateman,
Hammond,
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Ferry,
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Johnson,
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Alvey,
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